A complete solution

Executive summary


Cortex Solutions provide IT support, service and solutions to businesses based in Melbourne and Sydney.

We focus on providing your business with cost saving solutions, revenue generating services and unlimited IT support.

Cortex Solutions can assist your business with something as simple as fixing a computer issue you have or as complex as designing, implementing and maintaining a complete business cloud solution.

We specialise in providing unlimited IT support, service and solutions to businesses who want to cap their IT costs. Think of us as a full time IT manager, help desk and technical business consultants who purchase, install, maintain and support all your IT equipment for less than the cost of a part time employee!

If you are looking for assistance, already have a provider but are not satisfied or would like a second opinion, we can speak to you confidentially and provide you an independent option with out all the hard sell and jargon.

To assist your business further please contact us.

About us




What can we do for you?


EVERYTHING! Yes we can do everything for you and also take full responsibility of your IT environment.

We purchase, install and maintain the following hardware:

  • Computers, Laptops, Printers, Scanners, Fax Machines and Photo Copiers.
Cortex Solutions purchase and configure the following software:

  • Windows client software (XP, Vista and 7), Anti Virus and Anti Malware, Windows server software (2003,2008 and 2008 R2) and Microsoft Applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook).
We purchase and ensure compliance with all of your Microsoft licensing obligations:

  • Windows client licensing, Windows remote access Licensing, Windows server licensing, Microsoft application licensing and Antivirus licensing.

Cortex Cloud






Cortex Solutions provide the following business focused IT services in Melbourne and Sydney:

  • A Technology cost reduction service, IT manager service, E-Marketing & Advertising and Business & technology alignment.
We provide the following IT support in Melbourne and Sydney:

  • On site IT support, Telephone IT support, Remote IT support, Proactive IT support and Casual IT support
Cortex Solutions dedicates all of our time, resources and finances to building a dependable and fast infrastructure where we host your business.

Our team spend every second monitoring, maintaining and improving this environment so that your business has access to the latest technology with increased performance and rock solid stability.

Bottom line, we take care of EVERYTHING so you can focus on your business.

Business News

  • Trading Day – 22nd February
    Although Chinese manufacturing data came out weak, for the 4th month in a row, equity markets eventually rallied throughout Asia, with the S&P/ASX 200 Index actually finishing flat for the day after a sell off in the afternoon to 4293 points, in a very busy corporate earnings day (a reason why I’m writing this at 6pm and […]
  • China’s Flash PMI remains weak
    China’s Flash PMI for February is out and registered a small increase to 49.7, up 0.9 from January. The index increased largely on the back of resumed production, forward indicators were unchanged with domestic new orders still contracting slightly and new export orders kicking down into contractionary territory.  China’s manufacturers appear to be under pre […]
  • Leading indicators below trend
    My least favourite indicator, the Westpac/Melbourne Institute Leading Indicator, is pointing sideways this month at weakish growth: The annualised growth rate of the Westpac–Melbourne Institute Leading Index, which  indicates the likely pace of economic activity three to nine months into the future, was  2.3% in December 2011, below its long term trend of 3. […]
  • What’s in a name for Onesteel?
    The reporting season is looking a bit like a damp squib; not much fizz to be seen. Although there have been exceptions, such as mineral exploration service provider Boart Longyear, which had operating revenue up 36.9% and double digit growth forecast. In the ailing manufacturing  sector there has been the predictable travails. Bluescope’s headline net loss w […]
  • Wages growth beats expectations
    By Leith van Onselen The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) has just released the labour price index for the December quarter. According to the ABS, in trend terms total wages (excluding bonuses) increased by 0.9% over the quarter, with private sector wages rising by 0.9% and public sector wages increasing by 0.7%. Over the year, […]
  • China links
    Courtesy of Sinocism: The Future of U.S.-Chinese Relations | Foreign Affairs – Conflict Is a Choice, Not a Necessity By Henry A. Kissinger Chinese Computer Games | Foreign Affairs – Assembling an international consensus on norms about cyberspace, however, is a strategy that will probably take a long time to pay off, if it ever does. There […]